Slower Economic Growth Cost Serbian Citizens Up to One Million Dollars

A forum in Niš highlighted that slower economic growth compared to other Eastern European countries after the 1990s has cost each Serbian citizen between $660,000 and $1 million.

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danasSerbian17d ago

Tribina u Nišu: Sporiji ekonomski rast svakog građanina koštao do milion dolara

Zbog niže stope rasta od one koju su nakon 90-tih godina imale zemlje istočne Evrope, svaki stanovnik Srbije ostao je bez 660.000 do milion dolara, ocenjeno je na tribini o knjizi "Mit o balkanskom tigru".

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